Dripline – What Is It?
Q: I saw your Facebook post about covering exposed roots with mulch out to the dripline. What is a dripline?
A: The dripline is an imaginary circular line under a tree’s outermost branch tips, where rainwater drips off the leaves. Because there is usually ample water in that space, a tree concentrates its feeder roots under the dripline and beyond..
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Morning Glory Rust – yellow powder on back of leaves – Identified
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Termites – Understanding Contracts
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Pantry Pests – Drugstore Beetles
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Confederate Rose – Flower Color
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Harm/Benefits Of Spreading My Dogs Ashes On Landscape?
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Fescue- Liming
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Juniper – Phomopsis tip blight
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Oak – Slime Flux
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Wire Topiary – Filling
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Bermuda Grass – Comparison: Hulled vs. Unhulled
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